Hey all!
The Product Requirements Document (PRD) is a key document in the product management process. It's a detailed description of the product that outlines what it will do, how it will work, and what features it will have.
In your second lesson, you can expect to learn about the key elements of a PRD, including the product vision, goals, and objectives, as well as the product features, user personas, and use cases. You may also learn about the importance of creating a clear and concise PRD that can be easily understood by all stakeholders, including designers, developers, and executives.
Some of the topics you may cover in your lesson could include:
The purpose and benefits of a PRD
Best practices for writing a PRD, including the use of user stories and acceptance criteria
How to prioritize features and determine which ones should be included in the product
Techniques for gathering feedback and refining the PRD over time
As with any lesson, it's important to stay engaged and ask questions if you're unsure about any of the concepts. Good luck with your studies
Useful links
How to write a lean PRD (product requirements document) for your next project in 5 steps (with free template)
https://plan.io/blog/one-pager-prd-product-requirements-document/
OKR vs. KPI: How they compare and work together
13 Key Stakeholder Map Templates to Choose From
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